CAREERS FOR GIRLS.
Unless a girl has decided what 'career slie wants to pursue, she would do well to investigate a number of fields and to center the least crowded. So says an A iu . paper. Dr. Lillian Gilbreth, of #,? Resident's Emergency Committee of Uueniplpymeut, .urges heads of schools o,f anirsing aiid' of hospitals to postpone the _b e gmmng of .training courses until gi aduate: nurses can secuVe wbrK. The protession-of--nursing is olie of th| hardeetopen to .women from-both a phv* sical and a psychological standpoint Yet it hasv more Mmantic appeal-to' many -iris than any other ; fleld.^Arare'S ber of liurses are-born, not niadeV of. course should, and will, "go on for ,T O ' field ever is'too crowded to make roo-'.i for real genius. Girls who plan to take up nursing because they expect to cet soiiiething, 0ut..0f.. it,-,rather ; than «ive everything to.it, >yill save time by turning their careers in another direction.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 16, 20 January 1931, Page 10
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